Aan Nederland, By Het Afnemen Van Het Krijgsbevel Over De Bezetting Van De Hage Aan Zijne Hoogheid

In this landmark work of Dutch political and cultural history, Bilderdijk offers a detailed account of the complex negotiations behind the handover of The Hague to the Prince of Orange in the aftermath of the French Revolution. Drawing on a host of primary sources, including secret government documents and personal letters, Bilderdijk sheds new light on a pivotal moment in Dutch history, revealing the tensions and contradictions at the heart of the Netherland's struggle for independence and autonomy.
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